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What did I think? Would I do it again? Ok, I’ll be honest: I expected that I’d love my first Margaritaville at Sea cruise. I’m a huge Jimmy Buffett fan, and I also knew that the Islander was a clone of the Carnival Spirit-class ships, which I love. (The Islander was purchased from Carnival’s Costa
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I have some thoughts on who might enjoy the Margaritaville at Sea Islander! I’m not going to bury the lead here — the Islander is a surprisingly great option for families. There are lots of pool areas, and the plethora of fast-casual food options means you aren’t tied to a traditional dining room. MAS has
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I’m usually a bargain cruiser — to me, it’s worth the tradeoff to book a cheaper cabin if it means I can cruise more often. I don’t need a lot of perks and frills; in fact, when I originally read MSC’s website about the Yacht Club, I thought it sounded a little too pretentious for
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And, the burning question: Is it worth it? It’s pretty safe to say that the MSC Yacht Club is a wonderful way to enhance your cruise with some luxury options that help make the experience special. But what does it cost above the usual price of the cruise? In today’s era of rapidly rising cruise
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I’ve been excited to try the MSC Yacht Club since I sailed on the MSC Seashore (the same ship I’m on now) last summer. I’ve heard countless people saying, “Once you go Yacht Club, you never go back” and I have to say — I get it. It’s not just that the spaces in the
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Plenty of cruisers are perfectly happy to stay in an inside cabin. Inside cabins are fantastic for sleeping, especially if you like it pitch dark! And inside cabins can be a great way to afford to cruise more frequently since they’re often priced much lower. My late husband and I once took advantage of last
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I’ve been working as a cruise travel agent for over eight years now, and I’ve learned that the process of talking with clients about potential vacations can go a lot more smoothly if they know what kind of information to give me. Based on my experience, here’s what your travel agent wants to know about
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I became a travel agent because I love planning trips of all kinds. When my late husband and I started cruising more frequently, I came to love the art of planning a great cruise vacation. What port should you sail out of? How can you get there, and how early should you arrive? At one
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